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Catalogue eighty-six: cooking and heating appliances 1914. (1914)

The McClary Mfg. Company · leaf 148

An illustration from Catalogue eighty-six: cooking and heating appliances 1914., 1914, leaf 148
ture without discomfort to those sitting near the heater, as would occur incase of a stove. Fresh air can be introduced under the heater when a \entilating system is arranged for.Having no top to the casing, it has free circulation and is only intended to heat the room in which it isplaced. s… … Cut showing Hot Bl:is t Ring Hot Blast All-Cast Furnace A furnace for the exclusive use ofSoft Coal requires to be extra heavyin all parts that come in contact withthe fire, to withstand the fierce heatand long forks of flame producedby the peculiar qualities of softcoal, also requires special…

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